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Describe three devices by which cross pollination is encouraged in angiosperms by avoiding self pollination.​

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Answered by diyanshdobhal05
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Answer:Three outbreeding devices that flowering plants have developed:

Receptivity of stigma and release of the pollen grain is not synchronized, i.e., stigma becomes receptive much before pollens are released or after they are released to avoid self-pollination.

Self-incompatibility: A genetic method to prevent pollens from fertilizing ovules of the same flower by inhibiting their germination on stigma or pistil.

Production of unisexual flowers: So that the male and female parts will be present on different plants i.e., dioecious or on different flowers in the same plant (monoecious). This prevents both autogamy and geitonogamy.

Answered by gratefuljarette
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The three devices by which cross pollination is encouraged in angiosperms by avoiding self pollination.​

Explanation:

Three outbreeding devices that flowering plants have developed:

  • Receptivity of stigma and relief of the pollen grain is not synchronized, i.e., stigma enhances receptive much before pollens are delivered or after they are delivered to evade self-pollination.
  • Self-incompatibility: A genetic approach to block pollen from fertilizing ovules of the same cluster by hindering their production on stigma or pistil.
  • Generation of unisexual flowers: So that the male and female components will be present on several plants i.e., dioecious or on various shoots in the same flower. This limits both geitonogamy and autogamy.

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